On October 24, 2023, a unique exhibition officially opened in the school hallway, themed "Polyandry in Tibet: Marriage and Society under Multiculturalism." This exhibition is not only a cultural showcase but also a profound dialogue on marriage, culture, and social structures. It aims to explore the history, cultural significance, and social impact of polyandry in Tibet, inspiring viewers to reflect on marriage systems within diverse cultural contexts and promoting respect and understanding for cultural diversity.

Curatorial Concept
The core idea of this exhibition is to break down traditional stereotypes about polyandry in Tibet through multi-dimensional displays, revealing the complex and rich cultural connotations behind it. By delving into historical, social, and cultural perspectives, we hope to provide a comprehensive and objective understanding of this unique marital system. The exhibition is not just a retrospective of the past but also a reflection on the present and future, encouraging viewers to respect cultural diversity while exploring the evolution and development of marriage systems in modern society.

Curatorial Goals
In-depth Historical and Cultural Interpretation: Through rich historical materials and cultural background introductions, help viewers understand the origins, evolution, and characteristics of polyandry in Tibet across different historical periods. Comprehensive Presentation of Social Impact: Explore the influence of this marital system on Tibetan social structures, family relationships, gender roles, and the challenges and opportunities it faces in modern society. Multicultural Exchange and Dialogue: From a cross-cultural perspective, showcase the interaction between Tibetan polyandry and modern education, language exchange, and social changes, fostering viewers' understanding and respect for multiculturalism. Audience Participation and Reflection: Through interactive sessions, encourage viewers to share their perspectives and feelings, sparking deep reflections on marriage systems, cultural diversity, and social structures, and promoting continued societal attention and discussion on this topic.

1. History: Origins and Evolutio
In the "History" section, the exhibition uses rare historical photographs, documents, and artifacts to detail the origins and evolution of polyandry in Tibet. From ancient family alliances to modern legal norms, viewers can clearly see how this system gradually formed and developed over time. Additionally, multimedia displays recreate scenes from different periods of Tibetan society, immersing viewers in history and allowing them to appreciate the profound cultural heritage of this system.

2. Life Experiences: Real Stories and Perspectives
The "Life Experiences" section features portrait photography and in-depth interviews, showcasing the real lives of individuals of different ages under polyandry. These stories span diverse perspectives, from young couples to elderly family members, revealing the profound impact of this system on personal lives, family relationships, and emotional worlds. Through these vivid narratives, viewers can experience the joys and sorrows of Tibetan people under this marital system and their adaptations and challenges in the face of social changes.

3. Environment: The Interplay of Geography and Life
The "Environment" section focuses on Tibet's unique geographical setting and its influence on polyandry. Through landscape photography, living environment displays, and geographic information charts, the exhibition reveals how Tibet's natural environment has shaped local lifestyles and social structures. Viewers can learn how the vast plateau, harsh climate, and relatively isolated geographical conditions have led Tibetans to adopt this unique marital form to meet survival and developmental needs.

4. Education and Life: The Power of Knowledge and Social Change
The "Education and Life" section uses photographs and interviews to explore Tibet's education system and its impact on individuals and society. The exhibition showcases the transition from traditional education to modern schooling and the role of education in changing lives and promoting social progress. Through interviews with local residents and educators, viewers can understand how education has helped Tibetans better adapt to modern society while influencing the evolution of the marital system.

5. Language and Cross-Cultural Communication: Bridges and Challenges
The "Language and Cross-Cultural Communication" section highlights the complexity and importance of cross-cultural exchange through the role of translation and real-life examples. The exhibition explores the current state of Tibetan people's proficiency in Mandarin and the linguistic and cultural barriers they face when interacting with the outside world. By showcasing the achievements and challenges of bilingual education, viewers can appreciate the crucial role of language in promoting cultural integration and social progress while recognizing the importance of respecting and preserving native languages.

6. Reflection and Outlook: Audience Participation and Thought
The "Reflection and Outlook" section is an interactive segment inviting viewers to participate in discussions and share their perspectives. Through message boards, instant photo booths, and seminars, viewers can express their views on Tibetan polyandry and offer suggestions for the future. This section not only enhances audience engagement but also fosters dialogue and reflection among viewers, encouraging continued societal attention and discussion on this topic.

Narrative and Interaction
The exhibition not only provides detailed explanations to help viewers understand the history, reasons, and impact of polyandry but also offers recommended books, exhibition catalogs, and information panels to delve into the stories behind each photograph. Additionally, the exhibition features interactive areas such as message boards, instant photo booths, and seminars, encouraging audience participation and the sharing of perspectives. This interactive design enhances engagement and fosters dialogue and reflection among viewers.

Exhibition Preparation and Process
Preparation for the exhibition began on October 19, involving photo selection, text writing, poster design, and exhibit mounting. After a series of intense and orderly preparations, the exhibition successfully opened on October 24. On the opening day, viewers were guided to their seats, and the exhibitors introduced the background and insights of the exhibition. Attendees then took photos and received souvenirs. Throughout the exhibition, the curatorial team maintained the venue to ensure its smooth operation.

Exhibition Layout and Design
The exhibition's layout is meticulously designed, with the red color of Tibetan monks' robes as the background, complemented by deep red carpets and white labels, creating a solemn and mysterious atmosphere. Additionally, props such as black cardstock, white cardboard boxes, and floor lamps were used to create a layered and atmospheric display. This design not only enhances the visual appeal of the exhibition but also immerses viewers in the cultural environment of Tibet, deepening their engagement.

Conclusion
The successful hosting of this exhibition not only provided viewers with an opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of polyandry in Tibet but also established an important platform for promoting cultural exchange and understanding. Through this exhibition, we hope to inspire more people to reflect on marriage systems within diverse cultural contexts and promote societal respect and inclusivity toward cultural diversity. In the future, we look forward to organizing more similar exhibitions to further foster dialogue and understanding between different cultures.